James Mangold Discusses A Complete Unknown Film

Director James Mangold discusses his latest film, A Complete Unknown, which chronicles Bob Dylan's early years in the 1960s. This project follows Mangold's acclaimed works like Walk the Line, and he reflects on how that film influenced his approach to storytelling in A Complete Unknown. The movie has received positive reviews, particularly highlighting Timothée Chalamet's performance and its unique take on the biopic genre, avoiding common pitfalls associated with the format. A Complete Unknown is currently nominated for multiple awards, including Golden Globe and Critics Choice, and it showcases Mangold's return to personal filmmaking after directing a major franchise film. The film's adaptation stems from Elijah Wald's book, providing a rich context for Dylan's transformative years. Critics and audiences alike are encouraged to see the film, which is now in theaters.